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Park Slope Woman Is Missing
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 18, 2010
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Yikes. A 40-year-old Park Slope woman has gone missing. Marion McCleneghan was last seen leaving a party at 14th Street and 7th Avenue on February 6th, according to the Brooklyn Paper. Friends and family haven't seen her since, and an NYPD detective says "the case is a priority."
While McCleneghan is described as "happy, extremely smart, alert, well-spoken," she was in therapy for minor anxiety issues, and had recently separated from her husband. However, those closest to her—including her husband, Ben Sodo—believe her disappearance is suspicious, saying "she wouldn't just pack up and leave."
A neighbor last saw McCleneghan, and told Sodo that she left the party, which was just a few blocks from her own home, around 2 am. Sodo says, “Something must have happened if she disappeared in that short distance.”
McCleneghan, pictured, is 5' 10" and 150 lbs, with brown hair and blue eyes.
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